Saving Face: Mental Health in the Asian American Community
“A conversation can create a lot of change.”
“A conversation can create a lot of change.”
Enter our contest for a full-size bottle of Christina Choi Cosmetics’ Beauty Balm Cream, available May 1, 2013.
Christina Choi is making personalized cosmetics that exemplify the natural beauty of a woman, no matter her race.
Summer can be killer on your skin, especially your pores. Dumpling offers a few solutions for men and women to help care for your skin.
Dumpling celebrates style-savvy businesswoman Kimora Lee Simmons’ birthday with a look back at her accomplishments.
Dumpling checks out the movers and groovers of the beauty community on YouTube in this roundup of current favorite tips and tricks to be fabulous.
Before you grab some quick tan lotion, consider this trend, already popular in Asian countries, and one catching on at beauty counters across the United States.
The Taiwan native is a member of a young group of Asian-American fashion designers called “The Asian American Fashion Movement.”
Smoking trends are stable among Asian-Americans in New York City, despite new taxes and bans on the habit.
Whether one looks at them as an exotic blessing or ethnic curse, Asian eyes are praised for their beauty, but many see them as something to be changed.
From basketball star Jeremy Lin to persecuted soldier Danny Chen, Asian Americans are catching the eye of everyone, including psychologists, in the wake of new-found media attention.
While we may be looking towards spring, fashion designers like Vera Wang are already promoting their latest fall creations at Mercedes Benz’s Fashion Week in New York City this week.
Dia Frampton’s new Web mini-series, “Dia’s Next Stage,” is currently online, chronicling her day-to-day life on tour and on the go.